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The Yearly Migration to the Gauley
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From Logan Bockrath of video production house Thelonious Step, this video profiles U.S. Women’s Raft Team member Julie Sutton as she makes her yearly migration from the Arkansas River in Colorado to the Gauley, in West Virginia. Sutton isn’t alone in her migration—hundreds of guides descend on this river for its late-season glory. It’s a proving ground for those hoping to cut their teeth against the best guides in the country.
